Lyrics

It was the end of the longest drought
So when it rains
Feel the memory come out
We were stuck in the car on our way from the store
I heard your sigh
Knew to brace for it all
So I played my part
To adapt to your will
Swallowed all your pain
Till the rain was still
But as I took out a bag
Saw the ice cream drip
I knew it was me who’d take this hit
So let’s say
If I was a girl in just the same way you were
In your place
And in that broken house from tales that you told
Would I change
Enough to justify the pain that you caused
In a way
I was a girl in just the same way you were
I held it down
My hunger inside
Don’t be so greedy
There’s dinner tonight
I hated the way
That you make it work
Your broken pieces
Inherited hurt
But I held my breath
And learned to swim
when memories flooded the rooms we were in
Since I’ve gone
Learnt to be apart
Now I feel safer in my heart
So let’s say
If I was a girl in just the same way you were
In your place
And in that broken house from tales that you told
So let’s say
If I have a girl
Would I pass the pain that you wore
In a way
I was a girl in just the same way you were
I wouldn't, I wouldn't
I wouldn't the same way you were
So let’s say
If I was a girl in just the same way you were
In your place
And in that broken house from tales that you told
Would I change
Enough to justify the pain that you caused
In a way
I was a girl in just the same way you were
Written by: Adam Holmes, Olive Rush, Scout Eastment
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